My sports wishes for 2012 covers a lot from European football to Chess. Here they are: European Football 2011 may be FC Barcelona’s year but I wish that in 2012, it will be Mourinho’s Real Madrid that will win trophies. I wish they win the Champions’ League, La Liga, Copa del Rey and the World [...]
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Manny Pacquiao Pictures and Photos
Posted by ceblogger on February 4th, 2009
Pictures of Manny Pacquiao the boxer abound in the internet. Some are just copied from other sources and we all know how better the quality of these pictures are. I have my own Manny Pacquiao pictures too. But it is not something wherein he displays a belt or in a punching mode. I just happened [...]
Beautiful Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk
Posted by ceblogger on January 12th, 2009
Who says that beauty and chess genius won’t go together? Chess goddess Alexandra Kosteniuk, an aspiring model and the 2008 Women’s World Champion of chess disproves that. Before you even think of challenging her to a game of chess, you better read this post first.
Roger Federer In 2009
Posted by ceblogger on January 2nd, 2009
Tennis World No.2 Roger Federer is gearing up to face the challenges ahead of him in 2009. In his quest to regain the top spot which he lost to Rafael Nadal in a very thrilling fashion, this is what he has to say to his eager fans as posted in his official website:
Changes For 2009
Posted by ceblogger on January 1st, 2009
Change is inevitable for this blog. The first day of 2009 is the best day to implement the change I always wanted to do but never had the time in the past. New Look I learned of this free theme from Bloggista. This one is the Blue version of his theme. A new look for [...]
Pacquiao VS De La Hoya: Dream Match
Posted by ceblogger on November 26th, 2008
Whose dream match do you think this is for? De La Hoya or Pacquiao? The Mexicans or the Filipinos? Freddie Roach or Bob Arum? Or is it a dream mismatch they are saying about?
US Open Tennis: Roger Federer is the Man
Posted by ceblogger on September 4th, 2008
Despite falling off from his lofty pedestal a few weeks ago and the surprising upsets at the tournaments of late, the 12-time grand slam winner, Roger Federer, is still the man to beat at the US open. At 27, and carrying four US Open titles in his name, he is still the force to reckon [...]
